‎2008 Sep 12 2:35 PM
‎2008 Sep 12 2:38 PM
probably a syntax error, as the statement does not exist. If you mean BREAK-POINT or XBREAK ... you can check in SAPHelp!
‎2008 Sep 12 2:55 PM
BREAK ABAP may be given as BREAK <username>
May be you are working on the user id 'abap'.
Its a breakpoint then.
‎2008 Sep 12 2:57 PM
When we set the break point using the 'Set Breakpoint' button in the ABAP editor, sometimes the code will not stop at that point for debugging. For example, when a program runs in asynchronous mode, the Set Breakpoint option will not work. Only when we put the code like break <username>, the code will stop at that point for debugging.
Even in case of smartforms, we need to put the break abap statement to stop the smartform for debugging.
Hope it answers your question.
Regards
Swetha.
‎2008 Sep 12 3:01 PM
Dear Prasant,
Do u mean CONTROL-BREAK events.
we generally won't use this events.
Best Regards,
Pravin
‎2008 Sep 12 3:05 PM
>
> Dear Prasant,
>
> Do u mean CONTROL-BREAK events.
>
> we generally won't use this events.
>
> Best Regards,
> Pravin
Great.
Happy weekend.